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Power Booster Accessory
- Regular price
- $39.95CAD
- Sale price
- $39.95 Sale
39 reviews
About the Power Booster: The easy-to-install Power Booster Accessory is made for the Tempest sensor device in locations where there is not enough sunlight to keep it running year-round.
Do I need a Power Booster? The Tempest is designed to operate on solar power and the vast majority of Tempest owners do NOT need a power booster. For more information, please see this help page.
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Simple Installation
Attaches in between the base of a Tempest device and the mounting attachment. See INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for more detail.
Versatile Power Options
- - Runs on either AA batteries or wall/mains power (110-240 VAC). It will also run on external/auxiliary power from a variety of sources (4-24V AC or DC). *AA Batteries not included.
- - 12V power supply included, 5ft (1.5m) long power cord.
- - Standard 30 ft (9.1 m) RJ45 cable included.
- - Additional RJ45 cable extensions available in increments of 30 ft (9.1m). PBA CABLE EXTENSION KIT
The Power Booster Accessory ships to most locations worldwide. Buyer is responsible for duties and fees. Shipping rates are available at checkout.
Fulfillment times may vary. Please allow us 5 business days to fulfill your order. Once your order is fulfilled, you will receive tracking information.
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Douglas Campoli It works and was easy to install.
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Jwwatl Works as specified.
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RJ Plug and play. Stopped my tempest from dropping out at night and in heavy dark weather where solar charge wasn't enough. Just like product says it will.
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Stephanie Hill I love the weather station that requires minimal maintenance (Solar powered; no rain bucket or wind spinner). At the 45th latitude on a north-facing slope, I bought the power booster because wintry events are a time I value the weather data. Didn’t want to risk the loss of forecast visibility. Also an outdoor outlet was only 5 feet away (yes, sheltered). Installed easily although I misread the diagram for the converter bracket.
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Edward Guerrera . . . while simple directions are good, some details should not be excluded. That is, if you have a model with the built in leveling bubble, note that it can be removed so you can thread the cable down the middle of the device. Too late for me.